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Members & Partners

Members

CEP proudly includes 93 members from 39 EU countries and 42 EU jurisdictions. Our strength lies in the power of collaboration. Our partnerships with members and various organisations have significantly broadened our impact within the European criminal justice sector. Together, we strive to foster innovation, share best practices, and engage a growing audience, united in our mission to advance justice and rehabilitation across Europe.

Member organisations

Find an overview of our member organisations, listed by country. Explore the network of institutions and organisations that contribute to our shared mission.

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Albania

Ministry of Justice, Center of Probation Ukraine

Ministry of Justice, Center of Probation
Ukraine

Sheffield Hallam University

Department of Law and Criminology
Heart of the Campus 1.31, 42 Collegiate Crescent Campus
SHEFFIELD S10 2BP

University of Swansea

Department of Criminology
Richard Price Building, Sketty Ln, Sketty
SWANSEA SA2 8PP

De Montfort University (DMU)

Division of Community and Criminal Justice
Hawthorn Building, The Gateway
LEICESTER LE1 9BH

Interventions Alliance

Office 8 Waterman House
1 Lord Street
Gravesend
Kent DA12 1AW

HM Prison and Probation Service

Ministry of Justice
102, Petty France
London SW1H 9AJ

Associate Members

Associate members of CEP include organisations that contribute to our mission by providing specialised knowledge and support. Their collaboration enhances our initiatives and broadens our impact in the European criminal justice sector.

VEBO

Switzerland

University of Glasgow

United Kingdom

Interventions Alliance

United Kingdom

Sheffield Hallam University

United Kingdom

West University of Timisoara

Romania

Ghent University

Belgium

École Nationale d’Administration Pénitentiaire (ENAP)

France

De Montfort University

United Kingdom

Avans University of Applied Sciences

Netherlands

University of Justice

Poland

Hogeschool Utrecht

Netherlands

Affiliate Members

Affiliate CEP membership offers a tailored connection to the CEP for those not fitting standard membership categories. Approved by the Board and recognised at the General Assembly, this membership supports the development of a global network for probation services, promoting cooperation and shared objectives.

United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)

United Nations Asia and Far East Institute for the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders (UNAFEI)

Probation and Community Corrections Officers Association (PACCOA)

Penal Reform International (PRI) 

National Association of Probation Executives (Nape)

International Corrections and Prisons Association (ICPA)

Honorary Members

Honorary members are individuals recognised by the CEP for their exceptional contributions to the organisation’s goals and activities, with their membership status conferred by the CEP Board and confirmed at the General Assembly. This honorary status is a mark of esteem and appreciation for their significant impact on the CEP’s mission.

John Stafford

United Kingdom

Peter Palsma

Netherlands

Brian Heath

Jersey Channel Islands

Stephen Pitts

United Kingdom

Willem van der Brugge

Netherlands

Fergus McNeill

Scotland

Lucia Castellano

Italy

Lennart Palmgren

Sweden

Gerry McNally

Ireland

Jan Schepel

Netherlands

Anton van Kalmthout

Netherlands

William Rentzmann

Denmark

Rob Canton

England & Wales

Mike Nellis

Scotland

Leo Tigges

Netherlands

Imants Jurevičius

Latvia

John Walters

United Kingdom

Riccardo Turrini

Italy

John Scott

England & Wales

Dimitar Rusinov

Bulgaria

Yves Perrier

France

Lenka Oureníckova

Czech Republic

David O’Donovan

Ireland

Erich Marks

Germany

Patrick Madigou

France

Margareta Lindholm

Sweden

Peter Gründler

Switzerland

Martine Dikmans

Netherlands

Alain Delapraz

Switzerland

Geoff Cartledge

United Kingdom

Hans-Ulrich Bruni

Switzerland

Renato Breda

Italy

Jaime Martín Barberan

Spain

Gerhard Ploeg

Norway

Michel Groothuizen

Netherlands

Marc Cerón

Spain

Ioan Durnescu

Romania

Patrons & ambassadors

The important role and standing that CEP has achieved is a particular tribute to the vision, energy and commitment of the people who established it and led its early development. In recognition of their invaluable contribution to the development of CEP from the beginning, as the European network and organisation for probation organisations and interests, CEP appointed Breidge Gadd and Jurgen Mutz as its Patrons. CEP Patronship stands for acknowledgement and appreciation of particular and personal commitment and actions for CEP, over many years.

Besides the role of patrons, CEP holds great value and appreciation to its international ambassadors – professionals in the criminal justice field who represent CEP at international level and events.

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